How to use the h3.h3_get_resolution function in h3

def test9():
    assert h3.h3_get_resolution('8928308280fffff') == 9
    assert h3.h3_get_resolution('8a28308280f7fff') == 10

        lambda h: h3.h3_get_resolution(h) == 0,
        out

def test9():
    assert h3.h3_get_resolution('8928308280fffff') == 9
    assert h3.h3_get_resolution('8a28308280f7fff') == 10

def test_validation():
    h = '8a28308280fffff'  # invalid cell

    with pytest.raises(H3CellError):
        h3.h3_get_base_cell(h)

    with pytest.raises(H3CellError):
        h3.h3_get_resolution(h)

    with pytest.raises(H3CellError):
        h3.h3_to_parent(h, 9)

    with pytest.raises(H3CellError):
        h3.h3_distance(h, h)

    with pytest.raises(H3CellError):
        h3.k_ring(h, 1)

    with pytest.raises(H3CellError):
        h3.hex_ring(h, 1)

    with pytest.raises(H3CellError):
        h3.h3_to_children(h, 11)

def test_h3_get_resolution():
    for res in range(16):
        h = h3.geo_to_h3(37.3615593, -122.0553238, res)
        assert h3.h3_get_resolution(h) == res

def test8():
    assert h3.h3_is_valid('89283082803ffff')
    assert not h3.h3_is_valid('abc')

    # looks like it might be valid, but it isn't!
    h_bad = '8a28308280fffff'
    assert not h3.h3_is_valid(h_bad)

    # other methods should validate and raise exception if bad input
    with pytest.raises(H3CellError):
        h3.h3_get_resolution(h_bad)